Baelon Targaryen
Named heir over his niece Rhaenys in 92 AC. That choice established that the throne would pass through sons, and it is the legal root of the Dance of the Dragons.
At a glance
- Lived
- 57 to 101 AC
- Dragon
- Vhagar
- Titles
- Prince of Dragonstone
- Known as
- the Brave
- Also called
- the Spring Prince
- Death
- Died of a burst belly in 101 AC.
Family
Married
- Alyssa Targaryen sister-wife of Baelon, 60 to 84 AC
Children
- Viserys I Targaryen
- Daemon Targaryen
- Aegon Targaryen son of Baelon the Brave, 84 to 85 AC
Siblings and half-siblings
- Aegon Targaryen first son of Jaehaerys I, lived three days
- Daenerys Targaryen daughter of Jaehaerys I, 53 to 60 AC
- Aemon Targaryen Prince of Dragonstone, 55 to 92 AC
- Alyssa Targaryen sister-wife of Baelon, 60 to 84 AC
- Daella Targaryen
- Vaegon Targaryen
- Maegelle Targaryen
- Saera Targaryen
- Viserra Targaryen
- Gaemon Targaryen son of Jaehaerys I, died in infancy
- Valerion Targaryen
- Gael Targaryen
A marriage within the family. Baelon Targaryen and Alyssa Targaryen were brother and sister. See why the Targaryens married their own.
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Not the only Baelon
The Targaryens reused names relentlessly, which is the single biggest reason this family tree confuses people. Here are the others.
Where this comes from
Dates and relationships for Baelon Targaryen are taken from Fire & Blood, The World of Ice & Fire, A Song of Ice and Fire and A Wiki of Ice and Fire, cross-checked against the HBO adaptations. Where the books and the shows disagree, both readings are given. Read how this tree is built and sourced.